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Putting the excuses in early. If he comes back in and starts scoring at the same rate then his value won't have changed at all.

I've only watched Hibs versus us at Fir Park and against Celtic on TV and Hallberg coming into their midfield made a big difference so it will be a harder battle than at Fir Park.

McKenna was to blame for the goal but Gallagher wasn't exactly busting a gut to help him. He also got lucky early on when he let a ball run by him with no clue who was behind him. Hopefully we have better CB options for the playoffs.

He's not had just one bad game. He was terrible against Rangers and especially Aberdeen was very average against Kilie and Livi.

Polworth has been poor since the last international break and has been completely falling out games in the second half. I probably wouldn't drop him yet but we should have a sub that can replace him unless he ups his game.

Declan Gallagher starts for Scotland alongside McKenna.

Campbell was playing much further forward last night than he has for us this season and was poor supporting the striker but still made a lot of positive contributions when he dropped further back. Lewis Ferguson was played that role against Lithuania and was horrific so Gemmill obviously decided to switch them. Robinson tried Campbell there at the start of last season when he was building the most boring team in history. That's the third game in a row Scotland haven't scored in. Gemmill is a terrible manager, he left Scott on the bench and only used two subs when Greece were down to 10 men and for some reason Hastie isn't the squad at all.

The main man captaining the u21s tonight. The game is live on Youtube.

Hopefully he gets a few hundred more.

Maguire in for LD. Tait in for Hartley.

Shite from Grimmy at their goal. He's far too passive to be a defender. Gallagher was unlucky but if he is going to hit it inside he needs to put his foot through it.

Managers are usually paid around the same as the top earning players. If it's £125k to buy him out it's probably the same to sack him.

So even if he is taking over NI he will probably be here until the end of the season?

Sloth is on a two year deal. His contract will be worth more than 100k.

Going by his own words he made his money in the privatisation and eventual closure of Scottish industry.

Is it not the case that his restructure has been already restructured? The playing side is the most important part of the club and he fucked that by appointing Barraclough. Fair play to him for writing off his debt but that money ended up in the pockets of Barraclough, Nathan Thomas, Joe Chalmers, Louis Laing, Kieran Kennedy, Anthony Straker, Wes Fletcher, Jake Taylor and Theo Robinson.

I'll be shocked if anything else happens at Ravenscraig other than it filling up with houses and a couple of schools.

Given that Argentina is an economic basket case with a disastrous currency how likely is that any Argentinian would want to invest in a Scottish club when GBP was sky high? Boyle's shares were in trust at that point with our directors being the trustees so for the sale to go through the likes of Weir and McMahon would have had to agree to it. Yet they were the people warning against it.

I'm sceptical about the admin threat and especially the Argentinian consortium. I suspect it was just Boyle trying to get rid of his shareholding.

Airdrie is grim, has a plastic pitch and has shit transport links. We'd be better sharing with Partick.

Either we give Sloth a go at some point or we have pissed a six figure sum up the wall. This seems like the ideal fixture as we have nothing to lose and Maguire was out his depth vs Aberdeen.

It's about the quality of the guy the board pick. See Barraclough over Van Der Gaag.

I doubt Strachan would want a full time job now. Lasley should get the job if Robinson goes.

Robinson giving it "no comment" when asked about contact with Hearts....

Great news about paying off Boyle and Hutchinson. And all without selling Turnbull or getting any money for Cadden. Credit to Burrows and the rest of the directors.